That's a real bummer. Looking through your gallery at your Pokémon works. You got a very nice unique style. Would definitely fit in to the card art of the tcg. Whatever you do going forward, don't give up!
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Thank you, I fully intend to try again during next year's contest.
Hopefully after this year's fiasco they'll pay better attention.
I saw a few people on twitter saying that they probably had some inexperienced interns help sort the entries even though it was supposed to just be the listed judges and that's probably how the ai entries slipped through.
@SkellART By how things are going I'd say next year around this time users there have to prove your loyalty to "X" by getting a swastika tattooed on their forehead or get their account deleted by order of chairman Musk.
I _wish_ I meant that as a funny joke...
Yatsufusa
Them not redistributing disqualified positions seems rather cheap of them. Imagine if the #1 spot was AI...: "Well, I guess we're just 'keeping' our prize money. Thank you for all the free original ideas. Our team of professionals will make good use of them in the future and it was great (free) advertising for us... So long, suckers!"
SkellART
I've already lost most of my faith in humanity over the past few years but I think that would actually destroy what little I have left.
I'm already astonished by the fact that they made it through considering the fact that the contest entries are all supposed to be judged by veteran TCG Artists as stated in the entry form but then again as a few people in the comments over on twitter stated 10,000 entries is a lot for a panel of 5 or so judges and they probably had interns help sort through them who probably aren't Artists and don't know how to look for these kinds of discrepancies.